Pigeon Point Shack Dwellers Granted Noninterference
Shack dwellers who moved to Pigeon Point near the Duwamish river will not be molested by the health department after a morning sanitary inspection. The party, led by M. T. Stevens and including C B Praseh and A. Brammer, along with Health Commissioner Crichton and H W Powell, found no cause to pursue complaints raised by Councilman Wardell.
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Pigeon Point
Duwamish
Health Department
M. T. Stevens
C. RB. Praseh
A. Brammer
Department
Health Cou. Wisaioner Crichton
H. W. Powell
Wardell
Picnic for Waitresses Home Fund Plans Dance
The waitresses union of Seattle will host a basket picnic and dance at Wildwood park tomorrow to raise funds for a proposed home at Mount Baker park. They have $2,000 toward a $5,000 goal and aim to start building next spring once paid in full. Steamers Wildwood and Haas will transport attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Baker Park
Waitresses’ Union of
Seattle
Wildwood Park
Wildwood and Haas
Asahel Curtis Lectures on Mount Baker in October
Asahel Curtis will deliver an illustrated lecture titled With the Mountaineers on Mount Baker on Friday evening October 2 at 8 16 in the assembly room of the Unitarian church in Boylatenay and Olive. The talk will feature stereopticon views from the society trip to Mount Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asahel Curtis
Mount Baker
Unitarian Church
Boylatenay
Olive At
Society
Foraker in Hot Water in Ohio Political Scrutiny
Ohio Supreme Court records show no appearance by United States Senator Foraker as attorney for Standard Oil before state legislature since 1896, contradicting his claim of Archbold correspondence tied to national work. Hearst reading of Archbold letters fuels Ohio political sensation as Foraker acknowledges copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prem
Cincinnati
Ohie Supreme Court
United States
J. B. Foraker
Standard of Company
Foraker
Ohio
Cincinnati Traction Company
John F. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
William Randolph Hearst
Dana’s Bail Set After False Pretenses Conviction
Judge Frater fixed the bail of W. J. Dana at 2600 dollars after a Thursday conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses. Dana was tried for dishonestly securing 200 dollars in a real estate deal and his case will be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dana
Frater
Dana
Municipal garbage bond measure to go to vote
A city council debate centers on a bonding bill for a municipal garbage collection and destruction system. The council plans to decide at the regular meeting Monday night and seek voter approval at the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Matinee Speedway Held by Seattle Club at Western Grounds
The Seattle Speedway club hosted a matinee at the Western won Pair association grounds featuring trotting and pacing events. Notable races included 3 minute trot 2:40 trot and a pair of free-for-all pace events with a tal match race between Swift water Bill owned by Mr. Folsom of Kent and Father B. owned by R W Thompson. Judges were C B Vander J D Farrell and Oliver C McGtivra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Western Won Pair Association
Swiftwater Bill
Mr. Folsom
Kent
R. W. Thompson
C. B. Vander
J. D. Farrell
Oliver C. McGtivra
Longshoremen Union Convention Opens Next Monday
Pacific longshoremen unions prepare to convene in the city starting next Monday. The session is expected to address major issues tied to the ongoing strike at sound points and related labor matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pacific
Sound Points
University figures address roads at Chamber meeting
S C Lancaster of the university spoke on roads at the wing of the Fo as sociation In Member of Commerce last night. The following were etc: E W Libby Kane president, Joel Shoemaker and C F White vice presidents, C M Williams B W Baker A B Calder Seattle A B Kegwin Kel so L G Monroe Spokane executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Lancaster
University
On Fo Association
Commerce
E. WH. Libby
Kane
Joel Shoemaker
F. White
C. M. Williams
B. W. Baker
A. B. Calder
Seattle
A. B. Kegwin
Kelso
L. G. Monroe
Spokane
De Bruler Named Chairman of State Republican Committee
Fillies De Bruler elected chairman of the Republican state central committee with J. W. Lyson named secretary and James D. Hoge treasurer. Headquarters to be opened at the Brunewick hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillies de Bruler
Republican State Central Committee
J. W. Lyson
James D. Hoge
Brunewick Hotel
Nadeau Pushes Albatross to Seattle for Fair
J. A. Nadeau seeks to station the United States fish hatchery steamer Albatross in Seattle during the fair. Barton W. Everman of the Bureau of Fisheries said he believes his department would consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nadeau
United States
Seattle
Barton W. Everman
Bureau of Fisheries
Missionaries’ Petition Sparks China Development Company Mission
The China Development Company formed with $1,000 capital to spread tin-ones a Sight. M. Kees of Portland will go to Canton to lead the work. Vashon sets Seattle Day for October 15 at the annual fruit fair, with October 14–16 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
China Development Company
M. Kees
Portland
Vashon
Seattle
Sound Pirate Sentenced to Prison Over Theft Case
Charles Turner, one of the sound pirates captured by Deputy Sheriff Hill last Saturday, was sentenced by Judge Prater this morning to a term of one to ten years in the penitentiary. Companion R. Alcott likely to be sent to Mercer Island facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Hill
Prater
Turner
Tin
R. Alcott
Mercer
Woodinville Man Run Down by Switch Engine
A Woodinville resident, Anderton, was struck by a switch engine on Railroad Way and suffered severe foot injuries. Emergency treatment at Providence Hospital indicated amputation may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderton
Woodinville, Wash
Providence Hospital
Accused Negress Pleads Guilty in Larceny Case
Ella Mell, arrested by Patrolman Deigh on several street thefts, pleaded guilty in Judge Carroll's court to larceny from the person. She was fined 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mell
Deigh
Manufacturers' Banquet at Hotel Lincoln Tonight
The Manufacturers' Association of Seattle will hold its annual banquet tonight at the Hotel Lincoln starting at 7 o'clock. Steamer Rainier arrived at Hallard today to load lumber for San Francisco and Pedro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Manufacturers’ Association of Seattle
Rainier
Hallard
San Francisco
Pedro
Severe early season blizzard grips Alaska ranges
Raging blizzard traps Waldborg to Workman area with winds and snowdrifts up to fifteen feet. Government lines down and United Signal Corp crews deployed to restore communications. Temperatures plummet to three below zero.
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Waldbhz
Alaska
Here
Workman
United Signal Corp
Hnew
Terry McKune Appointed Regular League Umpire
Terry McKune, once a popular little ball player sidelined by an injured leg, has been named a regular league umpire by President Lucas and will finish the season in that role. Englishman reading a sign protests as a judge asks how they knew he was coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McKune
Lucas
Delegates Form Northwest Light & Power Association
Delegates meeting at the Butler hotel formed a permanent group named the Northwest Light & Power association. Arthur Gunn of Wenatchee Electric was elected president. A banquet will be tendered tonight at the Hotel Butler by Beatle Electric and Beatle Tacoma Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Light & Power Association
Butler Hotel
AYP
Arthur Gunn
Wenatchee Electric Company
Beattle Electric Company
Beatle Tacoma Power Company
Butler
Esperanto Society Seethes Toward Reorganization in Seattle
The Yearly Meeting of the Esperanto Society in Seattle reports a partial reorganization after a difficult year. Charles E. Randall as president and Florence Tarrant as vice president lead a push to recruit members, secure a central meeting space, and prepare for the A Y P exposition and the fifth international Esperanto congress at Chautauqua, N Y, drawing wide participation from Reperantists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperanto Society
Seattle Esperanto Society
Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Randall
Florence Tarrant
Victor A. Welman
Seattle
Chautauqua
Esperanto Association of North America
Chautauqua Society
Wright brothers prepare for next flight after Wright accident
Orville Wright plans no design changes after his brother Wilbur prepares to fly again in Le Mans. Volunteers offer to accompany him but Wright will go alone with ballast sand. Lieut Selfridge’s funeral plans await his parents return. Washington considers halting French experiments and bringing Wilbur back to Fort Myer.
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United Press
Lemans
France
Orville Wright
Lieut. Selfridge
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Lieut
Selfridge
San Franaco
U.S. Washington
Fort Myer
Charles KR. Flint
New York
Wright Brothers
Police Hero Receives Reward Kiss in Public
In Montrio California Patrick H Herlihy a San Francisco policeman earned a reward for saving Miss Elizabeth Moor a Guerneville music teacher. While canoeing on the Russian River a gale capsized their craft and Herlihy leaped in to drag the half drowned woman to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Montrio
Cal
Patrick H. Herlihy
San Francisco
Elizabeth Moor
Guerneville
Herlihy
Miss Moor
Russian River
Milwaukee May Use Electricity On Its Line
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Sway board in Milwaukee is expected to authorize electrification of its Pacific coast extension through the Bitter Root mountains in Idaho. Officials report feasible cost estimates and note electric power would eliminate smoke in tunnels and improve passenger comfort across several thousand feet of mountain grades.
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Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul
Pacific Coast
Bitter Root Mountains
Idaho
Desperate man captured after night's siege in Wisconsin
George Smith aged 40? held a posse at bay at the Grabow home in Waukesha Wisconsin firing on Sheriff Geo Dwinnell and injuring him. At dawn deputies closed in and captured Smith after a tense barricade and gunfire. Mrs Grabow and her daughter Olga were shot earlier with Mrs Grabow dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Waukesha
Wis
George Smith
Juling Grabow
Olga
Geo. Dwinnell
Mra. Grabow
Smith
Grabow
Dwinnell
Captains Yagi and Bho Sugitara Survive War Time Death Hoaxes
At the Great Northern docks Captain M Yagi and Purser Bho Sugitara of the Aki Maru are alive after being presumed dead in the Russo Japanese war. They were aboard a Japanese transport sunk in battle. relatives mourned and erected memorials. Now they celebrate their survival and the paid tombstone tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Seas
M. Yagi
Bho Sugitara
Great Northern
Yagi
Blind Senator Gore to Speak Here at Dreamland
United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma the blind orator will address the Dreamland rink next Thursday night under the King County Democratic Central committee. Gore is described as a wizard with words and facts and one of the Union’s most eloquent speakers. His notable democracy convention speech sparked wide demonstrations and is recalled alongside his filibuster stand with Senator La Follette during the Aldrich currency bill fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
Dreamland Rink
King County
Democratic Central Committee
Firyan
Washington
Union
LaFollette
Senate
Plants to Reward Deserving Pupils at Sunday School Rally
First Christian church hosting a Sunday school rally gives a plant to every child who brings two guests. Winners nurture their plant under a nursery expert, with a flower carnival planned when blossoms appear and a program from the primary department highlighting Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Northern Pacific Buys 1200 Acre Bay Front for San Francisco Terminal
Railroad circles report the Northern Pacific purchased 1200 acres of water front on San Francisco Bay to secure a terminal in the city. The site was bought supposedly for the Hotaling railroad merger of several small lines in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ban Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Northern Pacific
Hotaling
Lincoln School class elections announced figures
Class elections at Lincoln School yielded results for juniors and sophomores. Juniors elected Iyde Rose as president Louie Ingersoll as vice president Helen Murphy as secretary Thadine Loveless as treasurer Charles Powell and Everett Fenton as editors. Sophomores chose Clarence Bryant as president Fay Fitch as vice president Varn Woodsman as secretary and George Fallis as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Iyde Rose
Louie Ingersoll
Helen Murphy
Thadine Loveless
Charles Powell
Everett Fenton
Clarencé Bryant
Fay Fitch
Varn Woodsman
George Fallis
Corn Statistics Confusion Corrected Lead States
The Star reports a correction on corn production rankings noting Iowa led, Illinois second, with Iowa producing over 373 million bushels to Illinois 347 million. The transposed names caused the error in the prior summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Lowa
Hlineis
Independence Party Loses Nevada Election Ballot Access
Reno Sept. 19 It is thought the Independence party cannot participate in the November election in Nevada due to failure to attest 10 percent of voters expressing support to place its nominees on the state ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Reno
Ther
Independence Party
Nevada
Ucket
Kidnapping Fear Drives Move of Arvilia Bell
In Denver on September 19 Father J A Ryan prepared to place Arvilia Bell in Canyon City’s Cholastica academy for her protection. The transfer followed consent from the child's mother and state child protection officials after the priest removed the girl from a detention home. The mother alleges ties to T M Barnardall of Pittsburgh and seeks a secure upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
J. A. Ryan
St. Leo's Church
Arvilia Bell
Cora Bell Martinie
J. Cholastica’s Academy
Canyon City
Ryan
Father Ryan
Whitehead
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
T. M. Barnadall
Pittsburg
Washington Delegates Named for Trans-Mississippi Congress
Gov Mead appoints Washington delegates to the Trans-Mississippi Congress in San Francisco occurring October 6 to 10. Named are Johan L. Wilson Judge Thomas Burke EB Brehn M Augustine N H Latimer le Steinweg J C McChesney P H W Rows with locations Seattle North Yakima Everett Ellensburg.
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Washington
Gov. Mead
San Francisco
Johan L. Wilson
Thomas Burke
EB. Brehn
M. B. Augustine
N. H. Latimer
Seattle
le Steinweg
North Yakima
J. C. McChesney
Everett
P. H. W. Rows
Ellensburg
Republican precinct committee men meet at headquarters
Republican precinct committee men held a 1 pm meeting today at headquarters in the Oriental building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Oriental Building
Rates Propose Bounty On Rats Signed By Acting Mayor
Acting Mayor H Gill signed an ordinance yesterday approving a 1000 dollar bounty on rats as a plague protective measure. The measure aims to reduce rat infestation and protect public health in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Gill
Mount Zion Baptist Church to Install Rev. W. H. Thomas
Rev. W. H. Thomas will be installed as permanent pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church at Eleventh Ave and BE Union Street tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Rev. J. L. Whitman of First Baptist Church will preach the installation sermon. Thomas is a University of Richmond graduate and has led a rapid growth in the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
Mount Zion Baptist Church
BE. Union
J. L. Whitman
First Baptist Church
Permon
Mr. Thomas
University of Richmond
Insurance Leaders Dine With New York Executive
Charles Jerome Edwards of New York, president of the National Insurance Underwriters association, was guest of honor at a Rainier Club banquet hosted by the Wilson Life Insurance Underwriters association last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jerome Edwards
New York
National Insurance Underwriters Association
Rainier Club
Wi On Life Insurance
New Year Services Set by Congregation Bikur Cholum
Congregation Bikur Cholum will hold New Year services at Christen gen's hall Broadway and Madison 1 and at its Synagogue 1300 Washington et starting Friday evening Sept 25 1908 at 6 30 p m with sessions Saturday and Sunday Tickets available from H Kessler 1104 1st Ave 1 2 p m and 5 6 p m.
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Bikur Cholum
Christengen's
Broadway
Madison
Our
Washington Et
H. Kessler
1St Ave
Snohomish Carnival Ends With Local Cornet Band
Bothell reports the Snohomish carnival wraps up as the local cornet band serves as the week’s big musical attraction. Members return home tonight.
Campaign to raise funds begins in downtown
A downtown fundraising effort kicks off soon to support a community project. Organizers plan activities aimed at gathering donations from residents and local businesses to back the initiative.
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Lawiaymb
Yakima Sheep Co
Seattle, Wash
Hot Springs
Doctors
Third Av
Cherry St
Speedway Club
Forestry
DE Bruler
Albatross
Bryan
Taft
Puget Market CO
Sound Pirate
Will
Terry M’kune
C. BE. Randall
the Star
Dara Kunveno de la Esperanta Societo
la Seattle’'a Hmaperanta Socleto Farts
Sian Kutiman Jaran Kunvenon
la Pasintan Veeperon de
Fambro de la Chamber of Commerce
la Afero Estre Praktika Reorganiao
Societo
Kin
Pro
Paniko
Kinokasos Jaddon
la Sama Loko
Espereble Kelkaj Alia
Interesaio
Anka
Aligos
la Sekvanta Elektifia Estros
Sekvanta Jaro
Prezidante
Fraflino Florence Tarrant
Vicpregidantino
Sekretario Kasiato
Komitato Ankau Elektigie Serti Dastran Her
Arecio de Nord
Ameriko
Helpota de la Granda
de la Chautauqua Societo
John J
Stetson, Knox and Bennett
Rainier Clothing CO
Firet
N. P
Frisco
Corn Statistics
H. L. Klein
James Street
Thacy & Ee
Phicgeractors
Ind
People's Bank
First Avenue
Pike
Westlake Ave
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company
E& Shorkrock
Hartman Alexander Myens
Reste Bat
Treasi
Caries
Home For Girls
The
Women's Century Club
Kuster & Hartzell
Hkepeir
Carpenters
Cine Select Fura
Westberg & Childs
Pike St
Wash
Adolph Bdaren
Keral Printing Co
Pikest
Muale Storea
of Somen
Good Dental Co
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